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Welcome to our charming B&B nestled in a delightful 1930s home, surrounded by a picturesque, expansive garden adorned with numerous trees and vibrant flowers. Our attic accommodation exudes a warm and inviting atmosphere, promising a cozy and comfortable stay. We invite you to explore the enchanting city of Brest and the remarkable region of Brittany, where unforgettable experiences await you. Come, indulge in a wonderful time with us.Reviews
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Directions
To reach Plougastel Daoulas from Quimper, follow the directions towards Brest. Take the second exit after the bridge that overlooks the harbor. The house is conveniently located just two minutes away from downtown Brest.
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- Plougastel-Daoulas Parish Enclosure: Located in Plougastel-Daoulas, this stunning parish enclosure is known for its impressive church and calvary. It features beautiful architecture and intricate stone carvings, making it a must-visit attraction for history and art enthusiasts.
- Oceanopolis: Situated in Brest, just a short drive from Plougastel, Oceanopolis is one of the largest aquariums in Europe. It houses three different pavilions, each representing a distinct marine ecosystem. Visitors can explore various aquatic species, including sharks, penguins, and colorful tropical fish.
- Brest Castle (Château de Brest): Offering panoramic views of the harbor and the city, Brest Castle is a historic fortress dating back to the Middle Ages. Visitors can wander through its walls, visit the maritime museum housed within, and learn about the castle's strategic significance throughout history.
- Le Jardin du Conservatoire botanique national de Brest: This botanical garden, located in Brest, is dedicated to the conservation and study of endangered plant species. Visitors can explore its extensive collection of plants, including rare and exotic varieties, while enjoying the peaceful surroundings and educational exhibits.
- Brest National Botanical Conservatory (Conservatoire botanique national de Brest): Situated in Brest, this conservatory focuses on preserving and studying endangered plant species. It offers guided tours and educational programs, allowing visitors to learn about the importance of plant conservation and enjoy the beauty of the gardens.
- Daoulas Abbey: Located in the village of Daoulas, close to Plougastel, this medieval abbey is renowned for its remarkable Romanesque architecture. Visitors can explore the abbey's ruins, admire its intricate sculptures, and learn about its fascinating history through exhibits and guided tours.
- Le Conquet: A charming seaside town near Plougastel, Le Conquet offers beautiful beaches, picturesque harbor views, and a variety of seafood restaurants. Visitors can take leisurely walks along the coast, visit the historic lighthouse, and enjoy the vibrant atmosphere of this coastal gem.
- La Pointe Saint-Mathieu: Situated on the westernmost tip of Brittany, La Pointe Saint-Mathieu is known for its iconic lighthouse and ancient abbey ruins. Visitors can climb the lighthouse for breathtaking views of the rugged coastline, explore the abbey's remains, and enjoy scenic walks along the cliffs.
- Ile de Batz: Accessible by a short boat ride from Roscoff, Ile de Batz is a small island known for its unspoiled beauty and lush gardens. Visitors can explore the island's charming villages, relax on its sandy beaches, and discover its diverse flora, including exotic plants from around the world. 10. Océanopolis Brest: Considered one of Europe's largest ocean discovery parks, Océanopolis in Brest provides an immersive experience into marine ecosystems. It features three pavilions showcasing different environments, educational exhibits, and interactive displays that appeal to visitors of all ages.